Agreed, ideally you could make a change, do a preview, think to yourself 'that looks worse', back out of the preview and hit Undo/Cmd+Z.

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Yes, it's possible. You can use the Spawn Actor behavior to add an actor to an existing scene. And you can use a Move behavior to move the "net" actor and a collision Rule conditio

Even though I made SaveSalad, I don't always use it. I am sometimes working on a project that I'm experimenting a lot in, and may make difficult to reverse changes that I don't want to save. I'd eithe

either says, "Sorry, I'm not going to show you the code" or decides to post something that has been received through a purchase and really shouldn't be shared. You can say it's con

I can imagine it must be pretty annoying to lose any work at all and I can see how it would get on your nerves. Generally when working I will Save-As when I make any kind of adjustment I'm happy with,

@Approw I'm not worried about it. I'm just having fun! I can't tell you what a relief it is to just allow myself the freedom to play and discover things with no agenda, every discovery is like a stepp

@Slayre77 You can also check out my Universal Build thread it really very simple to use.

Even though it still wouldn't be anything to do with me even if I was. Some visitors also assume that this is the correct place to come to ask for support directly from GameSalad for issues that are

People frequently come to the community treating it like the GameSalad support ticket system. The more of these types of questions appear here, the more misunderstanding there will be. This wasn't an

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Firstly, the forums are for the sharing of free information. The only real exception to this is the Market Items forum, which is reasonable as it is part of the revenue stream for GameSalad and it's

I'm talking about saving in a draft file separate from the original file. You could always return to your last saved file. But there should be a draft file in case of a crash, battery drained out or e

amount of developer time? Granted we could just do what we normally do. Take it upon ourselves as GS users and create a "WORK AROUND". Hell just go to walmart and by a egg timer an

goes wrong, I just reload the project. The random crashes from the current stable build are really annoying though, sometimes it doesn't crash for hours, sometimes it's crashing 3 times in one minute

A simple system should do it.

I'm not losing the entire project, I do save incrementally everyday, but I lose at times a 1 hour session's work that really gets on my nerves.

I find the reason for closing the discussion to be invalid. This is a Gamesalad forum. This is not the gamesalad support ticket page. Gamesalad would respond to the OPs issues if he has approached the

There really should be no reason to ever lose a file, all you need is to ensure you regularly save-as, and make incremental versions as you work, I've worked like this for years, and not just with Gam